requirement for nationals of Bahamas, Barbados, Colombia, Jamaica, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines and Paraguay. On 9 March 2018 Serbian Government unilaterally abolished visas for Georgian citizens before the ratification of the bilateral agreement. On 2 June 2018 Serbia unilaterally abolished visas for the citizens of Azerbaijan and Burundi. In October 2018, Government of Serbia rescinded its previous decision on visa-free entry for citizens of Iran. In January 2019, Serbia lifted the visa requirement for nationals of Palau and Saint Kitts and Nevis. In October 2019 Serbia abolished visa requirements for nationals of Armenia. A visa waiver agreement was signed with Vanuatu in November 2019 and it is yet to enter into force. Faced with the EU pressure due to the increased number of asylum seekers in the EU member states coming from the territory of Serbia, as well as the obligation to which Serbia, as a candidate country, is committed in the negotiations with the EU, to align its visa requirements with the Schengen visa requirements, the visa-free access has been unilaterally abolished for citizens of Tunisia, Burundi, India, and Guinea-Bissau. General entry requirements for Serbia The following are general entry requirements for Serbia: Valid passport/travel document; Valid visa in the passport, if a Serbian visa is required for passport holders of the respective country; Proof of sufficient funds for staying in Serbia. Sufficient funds are considered to be 50 euros per day of stay, proved by possession of the appropriate amount of cash, bank statement, traveler's cheques, credit cards or a letter of guarantee; Certificate of vaccination or a note that he/she has not contracted a contagious disease despite coming from an area affected by a pandemic, as defined by the information of the Ministry of Health. If underage children are traveling with one of their parents, it is necessary to submit a relevant certified authorization by the other parent; or if the child is traveling with a third person such authorization is required from both parents or guardian; It is recommended to have a health insurance for the period of stay in Serbia, covering possible medical costs to the amount of not less than 20,000 euros. Visa requirements Requirements for tourist / business visa Tourist visa entitles its holder only for tourism trip and visit of relatives and/or friends. Tourist visa holders are prohibited to engage in business or work activities in Serbia. General visa requirements: Valid